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Killer
29-10-2005, 14:00
My Webserver won't open the needed ports for TS. I know you can change the 14534 and the 15234 ports, but how can I change the 8767 port. I know I must do this via the webadmin interface, but with 8767 not open, is there a way I can connect and change this port?

ScP
29-10-2005, 14:44
You can change the port of a virtual TeamSpeak 2 server by using the servers TCP query interface or the built-in webinterface. You'll find detailed information in the TeamSpeak 2 server manual.

http://forum.goteamspeak.com/showthread.php?t=1937

Don't forget to stop the virtual server before changing the UDP port.

Killer
29-10-2005, 14:58
Could you help me with the TCP query interface? I can't get to the Webinterface due to the ports not being opened. If I change the two ports that I can access using the Server.ini file, will I be able to connect to the webinterface? I'm in the blue here, I'm used to using a windows server, and now I'm trying to get a linux server up. The server is running, but my webserver support won't open up any ports for me.

Killer
31-10-2005, 09:43
:bump: Been a couple of days...just wondering if ya can still help.

ScP
31-10-2005, 10:23
I just figured out, that it's not possible to change a virtual servers UDP port via TCP query because there's no port related parameter available for the serverset command (I never needed this function before)...

You'll have to delete your virtual server and create a new one. The following example deletes the virtual server on port 8767 (ID 1) and creates a new server on port 1234 (ID 2):

[TS]
slogin superadmin password
OK
sel 8767
OK
serverstop
OK
serverdel 1
OK
serveradd 1234
OK
serverstart 2
OKUse the help command to get detailed information about a specific command (i.e.: help serverset).

Killer
31-10-2005, 19:45
So replace port 1234 with an open port on my websever and I'll be set?

ScP
31-10-2005, 21:38
I thought you wanted to change a virtual servers port!!!

:confused:

The ports for TeamSpeak 2's built-in webserver and the TCP query interface can be changed in the server.ini file. Don't forget to restart your server.

Killer
31-10-2005, 21:39
Oh, ok, I'll do that when I get off work then and see what I can get working, thanks for the help!!

ScP
31-10-2005, 21:46
Sorry, but I think I misunderstood your problem...

:o

Killer
31-10-2005, 21:50
My webserver won't open up the three ports that TS runs on, so I am looking for a way to change the webadmininterface ports in the server.ini file so I can get access to the webadmininterface so I can change the port that the server runs on. I noticed there are two different ports in the server.ini file, which one is for the webadmininterface?

Killer
01-11-2005, 10:55
ok, I got a list of UDP and TCP ports that are already open on my webserver, I changed them in the server.ini file, but I still can't connect to my webadmininterface...any help?

ScP
01-11-2005, 15:37
The TeamSpeak 2 server comes with a built-in webserver. You don't need any 3rd party webservers (Apache, IIS, ...) to use the webinterface. Change your servers HTTP port in the server.ini file and start the TeamSpeak 2 server. The port will be opened - except you're using a firewall - and you should be able to connect by using your webbrowser like this:

http://{ipaddress}:{serverport}

You can test the connectivity of your server by using this little script:

http://ts2test.planetteamspeak.com

If you've done this already contact your admin...

Killer
01-11-2005, 23:12
I'm talking with my server support people now. I guess they have a different meaning for Opening ports and setting ports :confused:

I've tried a few misc ports that were already opened on the server and tried connecting to the webinterface, and still no go. I think all of the ports they have opened are already being used by other programs.

Like I said, I think I may be getting the origanal ports opened now, so I will keep you updated. Thanks for the help.